Class D6

The NSAA first sponsored Six Man football from 1987 to 1998, and again starting in 2018, with the Six Man association crowning a champion in the intervening seasons.

Note 1: The Guide Rock Warriors were red and white.

Note 2: the Loup County Wildcats, red and white, began a co-op in 2012 with the Sargent Bulldogs, as the Twin Loup Wolves. This Loup County helmet is from 1988.

Note 3: The Wolbach Mustangs, royal and white, consolidated with the Greeley Bulldogs in 2004, as the Greeley-Wolbach Titans, red and blue. Greeley-Wolbach then consolidated with the North Loup-Scotia Wildcats in 2015, as the Central Valley Cougars. The Wolbach helmet is from 1995, and the Greeley-Wolbach helmet is from 2008.

Note 4:  The Lawrence Panthers, red and white, consolidated with the Nelson Tigers in 2000 as the Lawrence-Nelson Raiders.

Note 5: The Bartley Bombers, blue and white, consolidated with Beaver Valley (Danbury, Lebanon, and Wilsonville) as Twin Valley, who then joined Republican Valley in 2003 as the Southwest Roughriders.

Note 6: The Cedar Rapids Tigers, maroon and gold, consolidated with the Spalding Bluejays as the Riverside Chargers. The Spalding Academy Shamrocks currently co-op with this consolidation, starting in 2022.

Note 7: In 2002, the Benedict Eagles, purple and gold, consolidated with the Stromsburg Vikings as the Cross County Cougars.

Note 8: The Milligan Roosters, purple and white, consolidated with the Exeter Eagles in 2003 as the Exeter-Milligan Timberwolves, who now co-op football with the Friend Bulldogs as the EMF Bobcats.

Note 9: The Litchfield Trojans, red and blue, now co-op with the Ansley Warriors as the Ansley/Litchfield Spartans.

Note 10: The Wheeler Central Broncos, orange and black, now co-op with the Chambers Coyotes as the CWC Renegades.

Note 11: The Arcadia Huskies, red and white, now co-op with Loup City as the Arcadia/Loup City Rebels.